What do you think is the significance of golden ring food?

The golden eclipse on June 2 1 day in 2020 can be described as a once-in-a-lifetime event, which happens to be the summer solstice in the traditional 24 solar terms in China and the longest day in the northern hemisphere. In addition to the above two special meanings, this day is also Father's Day.

Maybe many people haven't realized the particularity of this eclipse. Eclipses are divided into total solar eclipse, annular solar eclipse and partial solar eclipse. This year's golden ring eclipse, because more than 99% of the round surface of the sun is blocked by the moon, its ring will be very thin. It doesn't sound very different, but it's actually very different. For an ordinary annular eclipse, it will be very different if you don't pay attention, because as long as there is 1% sunlight reaching the earth, the whole sky is always bright. People's eyes obviously can't feel the sky getting dark. However, when there is a solar eclipse in 2020, only a small part of the edge of the sun remains and lasts longer. This feeling is difficult to describe in words, and the color is more mysterious. According to scientists, the next time we can see this annular eclipse will be held in the Atlantic Ocean on May 9, 2032. In other words, it will take 12 years at the earliest to enjoy the golden ring food again.

The reason why the total solar eclipse is taken seriously is because of its great astronomical observation value. The moon will darken the original dazzling sun, and the corona layer that was not easy to observe will be exposed in the case of a total solar eclipse. Many important astronomical and physical discoveries in the history of science have made use of the total solar eclipse. For example, there was a total solar eclipse in 19 19, which occurred in the South Atlantic. China astronomer Eddington set out with an enthusiastic and curious observation team. The results confirmed the correctness of Einstein's general theory of relativity, and the theory of relativity has been recognized by the world since then.

It has nothing to do with people's daily life and astronomical phenomena such as total solar eclipse. But it represents an ultimate humanistic concern, represents human's love for nature, and represents the eternal curiosity and awe of the iron law of nature. Man and nature need to live in harmony, and these love, curiosity and awe are indispensable.